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By dcmdtruefan · Posted
After looking at the entry list of athletes in the official website, I've changed some of my predictions in the Olympic events with these changes: Total Tally: Thailand 87, Singapore 51, Vietnam 48, Indonesia 33, Philippines 24, Malaysia 22, Cambodia 1 Badminton (5): Malaysia 2, Thailand 1, Singapore 1, Indonesia 1 Men’s Singles: Switched from Thailand to Singapore Boxing (11): Thailand 8, Philippines 2, Vietnam 1 Men: -54 kg (-55 kg): Thailand, -60 kg: Thailand, -63.5 kg (-65 kg): Thailand, -69 kg (-70 kg): Thailand, -80 kg: Philippines Women: -50 kg (-51 kg): Thailand, -54 kg: Thailand, -57 kg: Thailand, -60 kg: Vietnam, -66 kg (-65 kg): Thailand, -70 kg: Philippines Sailing (7): Thailand 4, Singapore 2, Malaysia 1 ICLA 6: Switched from Thailand to Malaysia Taekwondo (8): Thailand 6, Vietnam 2 -67 kg: Switched from Vietnam to Thailand Weightlifting (5): Thailand 2, Philippines 1, Indonesia 1, Malaysia 1 Men: -65 kg: Malaysia, -94 kg (-95 kg): Thailand Women: -53 kg: Thailand, -69 kg: Philippines, -77 kg: Indonesia * I saw that they have actually change the weight categories to almost match that of IWF newly introduced categories from several months ago. Wrestling (12): Vietnam 7, Philippines 3, Indonesia 2 Men's Freestyle: -57 kg: Philippines, -65 kg: Vietnam, -74 kg: Vietnam, -86 kg: Philippines Men's Greco-Roman: -67 kg: Indonesia, -77 kg: Vietnam, -87 kg: Indonesia, -97 kg: Vietnam Women's Freestyle: -50 kg: Vietnam, -53 kg: Vietnam, -57 kg: Vietnam, -62 kg: Philippines -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Many permutations possible in the last game, going to be a nail-biter! v is the live game on the Olympic Channel later today. 2025 WCF Curling Olympic Qualification Event – Kelowna, Canada Team Wins Losses Men CHN 6 0 P USA 5 1 P JPN 4 2 NED 3 3 PHI 3 3 KOR 2 4 NZL 1 5 POL 0 6 -
This is absolutely ridiculous. If you aren’t willing to celebrate Pride then you should simply not come to Seattle. You have to respect local customs. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c208392884jo -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
loses to with hammer in extra ends which clinched a spot for in the #1 vs #2 game. 3rd playoff spot still up for grabs tomorrow on the men's side -
By Henry_Leon · Posted
FIFA Arab Cup 2025 quarterfinals vs vs vs vs -
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By copravolley · Posted
https://www.sportnews.bz/artikel/eishockey/internationale-ligen/nationalteams/zoff-um-eishockey-arenen-mailand-cortina-widerspricht-der-kritik -
By copravolley · Posted
Exactly- you can even lose to Hungary, or even Poland, but do`not to Lithuania and don`t at home, for God's sake!!! Twenty years ago we were on level with Austria and Switzerland and where are we now? -
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By copravolley · Posted
However, defeats to Lithuania, or probably to Estonia, shouldn't have happened at home- if they had taken this tournament seriously, allowed their players to train at this hockey arena, etc. Secondly, Hungary, France and Austria, for example, have never lost to Lithuania in any age group. Do you ever remember that Slovakia losing to Lithuania in any age group in history? And now we are, losing to rivals with a population the size of Milan? And with no hockey tradition whatsoever, like Slovakia or even Latvia. Another thing is that Ukraine, a country at war for four years, is beating us in most of the youth age groups lately and increasingly among the seniors. To me, these things are unimaginable. -
Well, I doubt, anyone from U20 will be in the Olympics roster Also, anyway in this age category every year is different one bad class does not reflect the program. I´ve heard the 2007 class will be quite good, definitely better than 2006 . This is a common issue among second tier hockey nations, for obvious reason we do not have the pool of Canada or USA to have every year a top medal contender team, but time to time each of those nations have one good year which can bring great results.
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